Sentence examples for method used before from inspiring English sources

Another method, used before the eggs are fertilized, involves sorting sperm, because it is the sperm and not the egg that determines a baby's sex.

We find that this calculation method for magnetic force is more applicable for different magnet intervals compared with the magnetic dipoles method used before.

This was the standard method used before the availability of computers.

Therefore, it is currently a common preconditioning method used before MSCs are transplanted into the infarction region.

When looking at reported prevalence, this study shows the importance of noting the measurement method used before making comparisons, as it can vary considerably.

To facilitate tissue signal comparison, we expressed the GM and WM metabolites in percent of the summed peak areas of Cho, Cr and NAA in the 24 analysed voxels, a method used before [ 22, 24].

Compared with traditional cold chain management methods used before, the C2SLDS not only bridges the information gap which exists between different cold chain phase enterprises and provide a seamless information flow along the whole chain but also enables cold chain enterprises to predict perishable food's shelf-life and helps make a smart LSFO strategy to reduce the quality and economic loss.

As he laid out various methods used before the civil rights movement to suppress the black vote, he added: "People died for the right to vote!

In this way, the dynamic equation derived here possesses lower order than those derived by other methods used before, which facilitates further control design.

In an echo of the valuation methods used before the bursting of the dotcom bubble in 2001, its shares are priced not in relation to its profits or even its revenue but to its extraordinary growth.In Britain similar buzz surrounds Wonga, an even younger firm that specialises in making short-term loans at eye-popping interest rates.

We then move on to describe the data and methods used before we report our empirical findings.